Seeker ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Seeker ( noun )

1. A person who is searching for something.
2. A person who is looking for information or knowledge.

Origin:

From middle english siker, from old english sēċer ("one who seeks, inquirer, explorer"), from proto-germanic *sōkijaz ("seeker"), from proto-indo-european *seg- ("to follo.w")

Examples:

1. He was a relentless seeker of truth and knowledge.
2. She was a seeker of adventure and excitement.
3. The company was looking for a seeker of new business opportunities.
4. The author is a seeker of literary excellence and innovation.
5. The young boy was a seeker of new experiences and discoveries.

(As a verb)

Seeker ( verb )

1. A person who is searching for something.
2. A person who is looking for information or knowledge.

Origin:

From middle english siker, from old english sēċer ("one who seeks, inquirer, explorer"), from proto-germanic *sōkijaz ("seeker"), from proto-indo-european *seg- ("to follo.w")

Examples:

1. He was a relentless seeker of truth and knowledge.
2. She was a seeker of adventure and excitement.
3. The company was looking for a seeker of new business opportunities.
4. The author is a seeker of literary excellence and innovation.
5. The young boy was a seeker of new experiences and discoveries.